My situation, I have 2 dropdown lists on a form. Let's say dropdown #1 contains 4 options. I want dropdown #2 to give me a specific set of items to choose from depending on my choice in dropdown #1.
Any help is much appreciated.
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Yes, exactly the same process. Copy the script from 1 into 2 and amend the references (or duplicate the first drop down and amend the references).
You may want to add in an extra line of javascript in the first drop down object, which would also clear any previously selected choice in dropdown3.
Good luck,
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Hi,
There is javascript for drop down lists .clearItems(); and .addItem("a choice");
The sample shows an example of this in the change event of the dropDown1.
Hope that helps,
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Hi,
There is javascript for drop down lists .clearItems(); and .addItem("a choice");
The sample shows an example of this in the change event of the dropDown1.
Hope that helps,
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Yes, exactly the same process. Copy the script from 1 into 2 and amend the references (or duplicate the first drop down and amend the references).
You may want to add in an extra line of javascript in the first drop down object, which would also clear any previously selected choice in dropdown3.
Good luck,
N.
Yes, exactly the same process. Copy the script from 1 into 2 and amend the references (or duplicate the first drop down and amend the references).
You may want to add in an extra line of javascript in the first drop down object, which would also clear any previously selected choice in dropdown3.
Good luck,
N.
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